Grubb Nabs $377M FiDi Construction Loan: The N.Y. Deal Sheet (July 8, 2026)

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An under-construction apartment building in the Financial District that is set to become one of the neighborhood’s tallest towers just scored a major new financing package. The progress on Grubb Properties’ ground-up residential construction at 8 Carlisle St. in FiDi in April Grubb Properties landed $377M in fresh financing for 8 Carlisle St., split into a $300M senior construction […]

High-quality and profitable companies in emerging markets

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Our philosophy at the Guinness Emerging Markets Equity Income fund is based on identifying quality firms, defined as those that have consistently generated returns on capital above their cost of capital. Such companies tend to pay sustainable dividends because of the cash profits they generate. This sets our approach apart in emerging market stocks, which […]

Burnout, frustration and heartbreak: Amazon layoffs take their toll

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People pass by The Spheres in downtown Seattle, Washington, on June 25, 2025. Juan Mabromata | AFP | Getty Images On an early morning in January, Jake Linsley woke up to a text from Amazon that was lighting up his phone. “I thought it was saying, ‘Your package is delayed,’” Linsley said in an interview. […]

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Sends a Blunt Warning to Wall Street. What Should Investors Do?

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When President Donald Trump helped push out Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, he was looking to replace him with someone who would lower interest rates and help prop up stock prices. However, the person he appointed to replace Powell appears to have a vastly different idea. Instead of cutting rates as Fed chief at his […]

Canada’s IPO revival leans on a single name

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Three deals drove more than 90%of IPO proceeds as Apotex carried the first half

Geopolitical shocks and market memory: evidence from crypto and energy assets during the Russo-Ukrainian war

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Geopolitical shocks and market memory: evidence from crypto and energy assets during the Russo-Ukrainian war – Journal of Energy Markets Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content The Russo-Ukrainian conflict significantly disrupts financial markets by increasing return predictability and volatility persistence, challenging the weak-form Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH). Both cryptocurrencies and energy assets […]

EXTRAIT DE LA CONFÉRENCE INTERNATIONALE DE L’ASSOCIATION ALZHEIMER 2026

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D’ANCIENS FOOTBALLEURS D’ÉLITE FOURNISSENT À «» DES PREUVES DE CHANGEMENTS AU NIVEAU DE LA SANTÉ CÉRÉBRALE À L’ÂGE MURÉ Points essentiels Une nouvelle étude apporte des éclaircissements sur la santé cérébrale des anciens footballeurs professionnels de haut niveau à l’âge mûr. D’anciens joueurs ont fait état de niveaux élevés de dépression, d’anxiété et de difficultés […]

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Has a New Solution to America’s $39 Trillion Debt Problem. (Hint: It Involves Bitcoin.)

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As time passes, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the macroeconomic elephant in the room. The U.S., the world’s most dominant economy, has $39 trillion in federal debt. This figure, which doesn’t include the $120 trillion in unfunded liabilities (related mainly to Social Security and Medicare) that the Congressional Budget Office estimates the U.S. will have […]

This High-Dividend Real Estate ETF Holds Some Bargains

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Even without rate cut assistance from the Federal Reserve, the real estate sector is delivering the goods for investors this year. Count the ALPS REIT Dividend Dogs ETF (RDOG) among the real estate ETFs displaying leadership traits. RDOG, which turned 18 years old in May, focuses on the highest-yielding REITs across nine of the real […]

The Rise of ‘Interest-Maxxing’—and the Homeowner Costs It Can’t Outrun

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They’re rolling over balances, using debt strategically, and carefully managing taxable income. They have money in the bank and even more in tax-advantaged accounts. Call them “interest-maxxers”: a new generation of optimization-obsessed Americans trying to squeeze more from their savings through elaborate systems of DIY money management. Their methods may sound like madness, but the […]